Question 2 /1 Why it is beneficial to have increased vascular permeability near the site of an infection? It allows the pathogen to leave the tissue and travel to where there are immune cell reserves The loosing of the cells in the blood vessel allow immune cells to get out of the blood and into the tissue The leaking of fluids into the tissue induces swelling The pain caused by the increased pressure can actually burst pathogen cells .

1. Question 2 /1 Why it is beneficial to have increased vascular permeability near the site of an
infection? It allows the pathogen to leave the tissue and travel to where there are immune cell
reserves The loosing of the cells in the blood vessel allow immune cells to get out of the blood
and into the tissue The leaking of fluids into the tissue induces swelling The pain caused by the
increased pressure can actually burst pathogen cells